Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-09-24

| Court Proceedings.
+. BEcKwITH. ESQ. Judge ;. II. MAR
TIN, ESQ. Clerk ROBERT LAMUN, ESQ,
sheriff; wv. FEIDr. Esq, Prosecuting
| Attorney.
CHANCERY.
| Sarah Il. Shoafstall ct al, VS.. Emily
| G.. Couchman ct al, decree appointing
commissioner of partition.
George NJ Bowers W.. Mrs. IL. v.
| Bowers, decree ordering advertisement
| of land for sale in Jefferson county. T..
j. Faulkner VS.. r. Bodines, admir-. and
heirs, decree for sale of property. Ella
V. Russler VS.. Charles III. Russler, de-
cree of divorce, nlenSG ct th0rd ard
for control of children. Catharine T..
Eu,Zy vs. Charles EutZy, decree tor
alimOny, counsel fee and costs. Stuart
w. Walker VS.. Mary Young ct AL, de-
cree distributing funds.
Sarah E. Shoafstall ct al. vs. Emily G.
Couchman ct al, decree of sale.
COMMON LAW.
Jacob Miller, Albert Gisner and Louis
Balser, natives of Germany, declared
intentions to become citizens of the
United States. State vs.. Joseph Linth'
icum, carrying weapons, plea OF guilty
entered and fined rs dollars.
State vs. John Wallace, Charles
Brooks and Alwick Taylor, felony,
tried by jury, verdict guilty and SEN
fenced to two years in the penitentiary.
state vs. Porter Thompson, petit lar
ceny, plea of guilty and sentenced to 7
days in Jail.
State VS.. Lee jackson, rape, tried 10y
Jury, verdict guilty. motion for new
trial pending. State VS.. John Brogs,
felony, plea OF guilty and sentenced to
one year in penitentiary. State VS..
John Vogel, assaulting officer, plea of
guilty, fined $50 and ten days in Jail.
State VS.. VIM. Reardon, felony, tried
by Jury. verdict not guilty.
State VS.. Alexander Keedy, felony,
tried by Jury, verdict guilty and SEN
fenced to two years in the penitentiary.
State VS.. VIM. Phoenix, petit larceny
plea of guilty and sentenced to 3 days
in Jail.
State VS.. Edward Kearns, assaulting
an officer, plea of guilty, fined $50 and
costs. State VS.. Michael Mcnamara,
assault, tried by Jury, verdict not gull
ty.
The Band concert was much enjoyed
ON Tuesday night 10y lovers of good
music, The program, which to the I'M
trained ear, was fauitlessly rendered,
lengthy and pleasing. The piccolo solo
by Mr.. Willie Kogleschatz, provoked
the usual encore. The enhancing mel
ody. delightful accompaniment and able
execution, have rendered this solo the
peoples favorite. Mr.. Scott Ramer in
behalf of some tmid damsel presented
Mr.. Koglescbatz with beautiful bo-
quet The open air concerts will con-
cludc next Tuesday night and the pro-
gram will be
Overture-"Le Diademe' Sc. Herman.
Selection from opera "frovatore" Verdi.
Emporium Solo-"Rocked in the Cradle OF
the Deep" Observation-Disclosures. Robinson.
Waltz-'sImmortelle .........., GunSl.
Song-.'Let me Dream Again" Sullivan.
Gavotte-''Stephanie ,......... CZibulka.
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